I just recently purchased Pilot Navigator foglights they are cyber white simulated H.I.D. and the instructions that came with it are very unclear and I need some help figuring out how to install them I removed my oem lower grille assembly and i'm going to mount them either in the upper corners or the lower corners I'm still deciding but the main thing I need help with is install information any and all help will be appreciated, thanks.
um yeah I'll leave that one alone .. maybe I just didn't word it properly aftermarket fog lights + shaped differently = wont fit in the stock spaces I'm surprised that you thought that I didn't think of that .. wow
there are plenty of people with HID fogs and aftermarket fogs with them in the correct spot, just depends which ones you buy
i just think it will look sort of odd to have fog light holes, and not have them in there but somewhere else
hopefully someone will chime in about wiring. i'll fry something so i stay away.
Last edited by b15chik : Apr 3rd, 2008 at 11:39 PM.
Yeah I know watcha mean but I will post pics on my cardomain if you wanna check it out sometime I think it turned out pretty good not close to as good as your car is though your car is yummy ... lol ok well ill post a link on here once i post pics.
ok was just outside checkin my lights and it seems like they aren't perfectly straight like I kinda used the bumper as a guide and they are like pointing outwards I don't like it so I'm probably going to reposition them and move them all the way to the middle part of my grille and use that piece as a guide and also they will probably get moved back farther so I will be able to put a mesh grille over it all and make it look a lot cleaner, any other ideas are welcome.
Seriously, you really didnt need to make another thread about your fog lights. You could've simply updated and posted in your previous fog light install thread.
ummmm... I think i'll do it like this if you don't mind, people on this site are so butt hurt about making new threads i might have to find somewhere else to go where I can post a thread without the thought of how many people will tell me to do this differently.
any site you go to and make more than one thread about the same thing, you'll get the same response, lol.
merge.
nothing to take offense to, that's just how forums work
Last edited by b15chik : Apr 4th, 2008 at 02:49 PM.
ummmm... I think i'll do it like this if you don't mind, people on this site are so butt hurt about making new threads i might have to find somewhere else to go where I can post a thread without the thought of how many people will tell me to do this differently.
It was constructive criticism. I am surely NOT butt hurt about you making another thread concerning the exact same topic. I made a suggestion for consolidation reasons and to keep it simplified.
As for your fog lights in the grille surroundings. . . Bondo or industrial epoxy will be your friend when trying to tackle this project. On my grille I placed black screen door material behind it to not make it so "see thru". However, seeing as you have a black car, it's not going to be as bad. You could also double up the mesh to make it less "see thru"
it might also look better if you put them further back (like on the radiator area on either side) so it wasn't sitting right in front. might look a little better. could probably make up some brackets and attach them that way
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